Question for E standard, metal players..

[Tubed to Life]

if there are any today....

Anyways. Did you start off scooping the mids, but have gone to the light side?...without turning down the gain?

Why? And can you post some patches?

 

[fatoni]

there is more than one way to skin a cat. ive always kicked up the mids so i can hear myself. before the axe i had a mesa mkiv and i started out with that hard v but soon learned to take the eq off and loved the middy clear tones. on the axe i switched my main amp to the recto with a ts in front. ive had the axe 2 and have yet to change a preset but im playing a suhr classic until my modern comes in so well see in a couple weeks

 

[Tubed to Life]

there is more than one way to skin a cat. ive always kicked up the mids so i can hear myself. before the axe i had a mesa mkiv and i started out with that hard v but soon learned to take the eq off and loved the middy clear tones. on the axe i switched my main amp to the recto with a ts in front. ive had the axe 2 and have yet to change a preset but im playing a suhr classic until my modern comes in so well see in a couple weeks

Groovy, man. Now my problem has been including too much mids.

 

[groovenut]

Great tones can be had by boosting mids in front of the amp and cutting the mids after the amp. Fortunately Cliff is very aware of this and included a graphic eq in the amp block. Hit the front end with a TS808 or a Parametric eq with about a 6dB mid boost, then cut the mids out with the amp block graphic eq. Metal heaven!